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World History I
Directions
Read each question and choose the best answer. Then fill in the circle on your answer
document for the answer you have chosen.
SAMPLE
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When studying prehistoric people, cave drawings like this one allow
archaeologists to
2 The ancient Hebrews were among the first to develop a religious tradition
that included
F sacrifices
G ancestor worship
H holy pilgrimages
J monotheism
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F Religious oligarchy
G Republic
H Imperial bureaucracy
J Democracy
A Analects
B Koran (Quran)
C Torah
D Upanishads
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BRAHMINS
Priests and scholars
KSHATRIYAS
Rulers and warriors
VAISYAS
Merchants and traders
SUDRAS
Peasants
Untouchables
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F or V
A Chinese characters
B Phoenician alphabet
C Egyptian hieroglyphics
D Sumerian cuneiform
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F China
G Greece
H Egypt
J Mesopotamia
A Code of Hammurabi
B Mandate of Heaven
C Twelve Tables
D Ten Commandments
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A military discipline
B civic responsibility
C religious freedom
D economic opportunity
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F poetry
G sculpture
H philosophy
J medicine
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Mediterranean Region
F 1
G 2
H 3
J 4
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Europe
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
F banning monotheism
G writing a constitution
H moving the capital
J abolishing slavery
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F 1, 2, 4, 3
G 2, 4, 3, 1
H 3, 1, 2, 4
J 4, 3, 1, 2
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A Greek
B Russian
C Byzantine
D Islamic
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1 2
? ?
23 Which empire was best known for libraries that preserved ancient Greek and
Roman knowledge?
A Mongol
B Gupta
C Chinese
D Byzantine
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A Chinese
B Greek
C Islamic
D Roman
F Islamic Empire
G Persian Empire
H Mongol Empire
J Byzantine Empire
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A Islam
B Hinduism
C Buddhism
D Christianity
28 Which factor strengthened both the Byzantine Empire and the empire
of Charlemagne?
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31 The Limpopo and Zambezi Rivers were boundaries for the empire of
A Kush
B Nubia
C Ghana
D Zimbabwe
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China Japan
F Buddhism
G Hinduism
H Confucianism
J Shintoism
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A C
B D
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Africa
2 4
F 1
G 2
H 3
J 4
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A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
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Finance Charles V
Ferdinand and
exploration by expands empire
Isabella unify
Christopher in the Western
the nation
Columbus Hemisphere
F France
G Russia
H England
J Spain
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F courts
G guilds
H manors
J monasteries
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South
F Europe
Asia
East
G Europe
Asia
Sub-
H Europe Saharan
Africa
North
J Europe
Africa
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A Utopianism
B Feudalism
C Humanism
D Romanticism
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F Persian Empire
G Ottoman Empire
H Byzantine Empire
J Mongol Empire
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Movable-Type
Printing Press
Rapid Spread
of Ideas
A Construction of Monasteries
B Development of Guilds
C Growth of Universities
D Production of Books
44 During the Paleolithic Era, how did most early humans acquire food?
F By planting crops
G From domesticated animals
H By following animal migrations
J From nearby settlements
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Eastern Hemisphere
1 4
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
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Ancient Civilizations
3
2
F 1
G 2
H 3
J 4
A dynastic decline
B climate changes
C sea trade
D democratic elections
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Greece
F 1
G 2
H 3
J 4
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The Spread of ?
Map Legend
To 632
To 656
To 750
A the Plague
B Islam
C Judaism
D the Crusades
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50 The Vikings who invaded Europe in the Middle Ages were from
F Poland
G Russia
H Turkey
J Scandinavia
52 In the 14th and 15th centuries, most goods arrived in northern Europe from
Constantinople after crossing the
F Black Sea
G Indian Ocean
H Red Sea
J Pacific Ocean
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A Arid valley
B Rain forest
C Mountains
D Plains
F Hereditary rule
G Limited population growth
H Social equality
J Limited economic growth
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A Byzantium
B Sparta
C Rome
D Athens
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Completion of
vast road network ?
Significant growth
of trade
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Greater Higher
Money Supply Trade Volume
F Closure of Banks
G Use of Arabic Numbers
H Letters of Credit
J Church Rules on Usury
A absolute power
B constitutional government
C democratic participation
D political equality
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Assemblies
The Senate
Consuls
F Representative Government
G Citizenship Rights
H Social Structure
J Trade Policies
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Answer Key-3171-H0112
Test Sequence Reporting
Number Correct Answer Category Reporting Category Description
1 A 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
2 J 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
3 C 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
4 H 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
5 C 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
6 J 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
7 C 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
8 J 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
9 A 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
10 F 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
11 B 001 Human Origins and Early Civilizations
12 G 002 Classical Civilizations
13 B 002 Classical Civilizations
14 J 002 Classical Civilizations
15 C 002 Classical Civilizations
16 G 002 Classical Civilizations
17 A 002 Classical Civilizations
18 H 002 Classical Civilizations
19 A 002 Classical Civilizations
20 H 002 Classical Civilizations
21 A 002 Classical Civilizations
22 J 003 Postclassical Civilizations
23 D 003 Postclassical Civilizations
24 F 003 Postclassical Civilizations
25 C 003 Postclassical Civilizations
26 J 003 Postclassical Civilizations
27 A 003 Postclassical Civilizations
28 F 003 Postclassical Civilizations
29 B 003 Postclassical Civilizations
30 H 003 Postclassical Civilizations
31 D 004 Regional Interactions
32 J 004 Regional Interactions
33 C 004 Regional Interactions
34 H 004 Regional Interactions
35 D 004 Regional Interactions
36 J 004 Regional Interactions
37 B 004 Regional Interactions
38 J 004 Regional Interactions
39 B 004 Regional Interactions
40 G 004 Regional Interactions
41 C 004 Regional Interactions
42 J 004 Regional Interactions
43 D 004 Regional Interactions
44 H 005 Geography
45 B 005 Geography
46 G 005 Geography
47 C 005 Geography
48 F 005 Geography
49 B 005 Geography
50 J 005 Geography
51 B 005 Geography
52 F 005 Geography
53 C 005 Geography
54 F 006 Civics and Economics
55 D 006 Civics and Economics
56 G 006 Civics and Economics
57 B 006 Civics and Economics
58 H 006 Civics and Economics
59 A 006 Civics and Economics
60 F 006 Civics and Economics
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